Sentence examples for reference to diverse from inspiring English sources

The 2007 2014 period made more reference to diverse aspects of argumentation.

The findings suggest that the teachers seemed more skillful in considering the three issues in the long term, but less in considering them from a national or global perspective or with reference to diverse ethical frameworks.

This provides a reference to select diverse descriptor sets when sampling several in a PCM project rather than needing to benchmark all of them.

And so we've mostly continued to have theologies that focus on questions of sin, redemption, the church, and social issues without reference to the diverse experiences and perspectives of the entirety of the human race.

The conservation of all known, newly identified and novel miRNAs in Cassava and castor bean was examined in reference to seven diverse plant species, i.e., Populus, Medicago, soy bean, Arabidopsis, grapes, rice and moss (Physcomitrella patens) (Table  2).

Likewise, there is a world of difference between demolishing a building and, as one commentator had it, with reference to Isis, demolishing a diverse group of people, their aims and their ideas.

We adhere to the 'MMP nomenclature' and provide the reader with reference to the many, often diverse, names for this enzyme family in the introduction.

The biggest difference in means occurred with reference to vast complexes of diverse natural forests (max difference = 2.83) and plain, monotonous, lowland areas (max difference = 2.50).

Others showed up fraudulent claims through reference to data from sources as diverse as the Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency, the Passport Office, credit card companies and mobile phone contracts.

The task of selecting which of the 32 World Cup finalists would face which team, where and when, was the grand climax of a 90-minute spectacle that featured classical and popular music, Korean folkloric dancing and singing and more than one reference to the symbolism inherent in diverse nations facing one another for sport in troubled times.

Users want to be able to customize software behavior through reference to terms familiar to their diverse needs and experience.